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A coalition of environmentally concerned citizens called Save Downtown Trees attended Sept. 26’s city council townhall and staged multiple protests in downtown Pullman in an effort to save as many trees as possible in opposition to Project Downtown’s proposed plan to remove up to 75 trees. According to their website, Project Downtown is a $9 million...

Craveworthy, approachable hamburgers, french fries and cheesesteaks are the specialities of the most recent iteration of a restaurant at 10th and Bridge streets in Clarkston.

The organizers of the First Friday Art event are hoping to bring families of WSU students to town with Friday’s “Roaring 20s” themed event. Jandi Utzman, Dance in Motion and Promote Pullman owner and Promote Pullman, said this is the fifth First Friday Art, with the last one being held last spring. “We’ll have one...

After over three months, students are returning to campus and with that local businesses anticipate an increase in traffic as per usual. Many of these businesses will see an increase in attention from the National Lentil Festival to take place Aug 19. The event, mentioned in a previous article from the Evergreen, is a Pullman tradition...

A healthy crowd gathered at the Pullman Depot Heritage Center on Saturday and was treated to the vocal stylings of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity from Washington State University while

Winter events set for downtown Pullman

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